Public Market Emeryville

Nice layout of several food vendors. I enjoyed food from several of the vendors during an Eventbrite special summer party. Also enjoyed a few beers from the public bar.

Le Marine Fish & Grill was so amazing. My food tasted fresh and made same day, my fish wasn't greasy and didn't taste like 1000 years of the same old oil. Worth every cent. That claim chowder was worth the drive. Got a shake that was also delish on my out. Will be back.

People go to places like this for options. It’s full of a lot of mid to low tier places that don’t really stand out. The food was mediocre at best and quite bland. I’ve tried almost all of the places and it’s so expensive for no reason. Free parking lot is the only good thing! Yeah, maybe this is the spot to go with a big group of friends. If you’re looking for something of more substance, go elsewhere!

Emeryville Food Court owners are making a concerted effort to rid Emeryville of the commons. This place used to be community centered and affordable for venders and customers. Now it’s getting slowly more corporate and finding ways to eliminate hospitality. Bathrooms locked in the morning with security guards waiting for anyone houseless to harass and follow. There is no ADA official entrance with push button, for people in wheelchairs. Discrimination against homeless and the disabled is very evident.

Great place to eat, so many choices, but I got the BBQ, which was delicious. I ate there with a friend, and it was great catching up. I recommend eating here.

Very interesting place. Its like a mall food court, but better. There's a range of offerings, like taking a tour around the world. You got American BBQ. You got Sushi. You got Indian curry. You got Mediterranean gyro. You got Hong Kong fast food. You got Caribbean Jerk Chicken. You got pizza. You even got vegan ice cream. 😆 Check it out....its a foodie outing.

Lively !!! Good energy, good vibes, it has what you’d expect from a public market. Decent amount of international food options and plenty of spaces even with the rush hour crowd. We tried Japanese and Korean food and topped it off with refreshing boba and slushy. It’s even nicer at night accentuated by the string lights. Convenient walk from the Hyatt House and the Amtrak station. Check the place out, you’ll like it.